Stock air intake

[Homey]

What have you found to be the best air filter for the stock intake on the 09 Wolf?

 

[Raywood]

Your stock intake with a K&N filter

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[Trainguy]

Your stock intake with a K&N filter

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That's why we pay Raywood the big bucks:2thumbs:

 

[Letbigdogintocanada]

K&N or S&S

 

[Homey]

No one seems to know the filter number for the wolf... I was hoping to get a re-usable one... No luck with JP Cycles or K&N sales rep

 

[Homey]

I ordered K&P filter from Valuetek for my wolf... Haven't got it yet... Anyone else using it for the Xwedge?

 

[Raywood]

I ordered K&P filter from Valuetek for my wolf... Haven't got it yet... Anyone else using it for the Xwedge?

You have a hybrid in the Wedge motor but I'm pretty sure it still uses the common filter. E-3226

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[Homey]

Thanks Raywood... I'll see what they say... appreciate the help.

 

[stlmikie]

Wouldn't the filter that's in it have a part number on it one could use to cross reference?

 

[Homey]

I got the part number from S&S (#106-4722) called K&N and they felt confident that the #E-3226 was a match.

 

[Homey]

Not sure why the K&N is more than double the cost... both are considered reusable.

 

[dnespolo]

The wolf air filter is the same of any other 2005 up models.

 

[Clubba]

that's one nasty motor! i would love to do an x-wedge build! how different does it feel from the super sidewinders?

 

[Clubba]

i heard it's as smooth as butter and pulls like a mule!

 

[Homey]

Thanks for all your help... nice to have Dog Owners to bounce things off of... haven't had a chance to ride it much, since I just bought it... winter here in OH... but I love the feel of it with the little I have ridden it.

 

[Homey]

You can tell / feel that it's capable of more power than it's delivering.

 

[Homey]

K&N wants you to grind down the fins on your intake backplate to accommodate the smaller size of their filter... Definitely not doing that... I put two small notches on the inside of the filter without damaging the outer ring or the fiber mesh and it sat in there flush... Put a bead of grease on both sides of the filter and all is well... Curious to see what the difference will be from the stock filter... They said no re-mapping is necessary... What do you guys think?